What happened to the days of friendly rap battling? Both of these battle rappers were in the wrong, but its videos like this that are really ruining the culture of battle rapping.
We are all aware and excited to for the release of the new Batman vs Superman movie in the spring of 2016. So as we all await for this joyous day, us non comic book readers have to sit and guess who would win this epic battle.
No matter what you do in Hip Hop, eventually somebody is going to test you.
And how you respond/react will determine how much of a success you will be.
Kendrick Lamar name should be mud by name because he has really stepped in it.
Response after response is what Lamar is getting after dropping is 'Control' song, and names will be made and forgotten all because of this newly sparked Hip Hop battle.
Yesterday Kendrick Lamar set the Hip Hop world and social media on fire when he released his latest song entitled 'Control.
The song has gotten so big that they even talked about it on Sportscenter.
Everyone has responded including some NBA players and fellow rappers that were mentioned in the song and some that weren't mentioned at all.
The one thing I like about Hip Hop is battle rapping from 2pac, Ice Cube, UTFO, LL Cool J.
But one of the hands down best battle rappers is Philadelphia's very own Cassidy.
Angered after challenging another Philadelphia artist and Rick Ross' partner in rhyme Meek Mill, and not getting a response Cassidy decided to make a diss track about him.
The champ of rap battles Supa Hot Fire teams up with Mute Spittah to take on some new challengers.
With his perfect record of 639,375,236 wins Supa Hot Fire is in a league of his own. Just remember one thing, He's not a rapper...
The first time we heard of my man Supa Hot Fire was when B.o.B was in the studio and showed us 'The Rap Battle'. If you've never sat down and watched this, then you are in for a real treat.
Chris Rock aka 'Tremendous' makes an apperance as the challenger in Part 4 of 'The Rap Battle'. Check it out below.